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A public service announcement. Found this and laughed my ass off, but what do I care as I need not worry about having an out of date visa, nor do I have that skin colour that says to pc plod that I have "a touch of the tarbrush" about me....
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(Never mind us Kafir, these camel fuckers will take the Western Aid out of kids mouths....)

SINGAPORE: Militants(see goatfucking "carpet kissing" barbarians) in Indonesia are taking advantage of the devastation caused by the Dec 26 tsunami by stealing relief funds and extending their networks, an expert on terrorism said yesterday.

The disaster “gave unprecedented opportunities for these groups to expand their areas of influence,” said Rohan Gunaratna, a terrorism researcher at Singapore’s Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies.

“Charities are a primary source of income for these groups,” he said in Singapore at a conference on fighting terrorism funding.

Gunaratna said the radical Islamic groups Mujahidin Kompak and Majelis Mujahidin Indonesia, or MMI, were moving into Aceh, the area worst affected by the earthquake and tsunami, taking advantage of the chaos and destruction.

He added that the groups had intercepted reconstruction funding through links with charities.

He did not give further details on how much the radical groups were alleged to have taken, or offer any evidence.

The MMI was founded by militant cleric Abubakar Ba'asyir, who is serving a 30-month jail sentence for conspiracy in the bombings that killed 202 people, many of them foreign tourists, on the Indonesian island of Bali.

The Brussels-based International Crisis Group has said Mujahidin Kompak plans to wage religious war in Indonesia. – AP

And finally well done on this: UNITED NATIONS (AP)—U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said Monday he looked forward to working with John Bolton but warned that the new U.S. ambassador to the United Nations will have to negotiate with 190 other countries to get what he wants. Annan and U.N. diplomats played down the significance of President Bush’s decision to appoint Bolton while Congress is out of session as a way to bypass Democrats who had blocked a vote in the Senate. “I think it is the president’s prerogative and the president has decided to appoint him through this process,” Annan said. “From where I stand we will work with him as the representative of the president and of the government.”

Annan stressed that the United Nations and the United States need each other. He said that the relationship had “frayed a little recently and we should be able to get it back on key.” He cautioned that Bolton won’t get what he wants if he tries to take on other U.N. diplomats alone. “I think it is all right for one ambassador to come and push, but an ambassador always has to remember that there are 190 others who will have to be convinced, or a vast majority of them, for action to take place,” Annan said.

Yes I bet ol Coughing Anus, Sorry UN head theif taking oil money away from starving Iraqi Kids Annan will be shitting a brick. Well done George Bush on getting a man in who will clear the shit out of the UN. Kofi take a note, the man from Dynorod is on the way... Oh and here is something Mr Coughing Anus the head thief of the corrupt UN is on about deciding how the internet is run..

UN at odds over internet's future

The report will be presented to Koffing Anus on 18 July - Although still nothing on the missing oil money.... A UN group charged with deciding how the net should be run has failed to reach a decision. The group's report suggests four possible futures for net governance that range from no change to complete overhaul. The proposals will go forward to a key UN net and society conference due to take place in November. The report comes as the US says it plans to keep its role as overseer of the net's core administrative body. Tough choice The Working Group on Internet Governance (WGIG) was set up after delegates to the UN's World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) failed to agree on how the net should be run. Many of those attending the 2003 WSIS meeting in Geneva were happy with the current system in which the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann) oversees the running of the net's addressing system. Others, particularly delegates from developing nations, resent Icann's role and the fact that the US has kept control of it. Now the WGIG has issued its report about net governance and has tabled four possible futures for what should be done about policy issues, such as spam and hi-tech crime, that fall outside Icann's narrow technical remit. Option One - create a UN body known as the Global Internet Council that draws its members from governments and "other stakeholders" and takes over the US oversight role of Icann. Option Two - no changes apart from strengthening Icann's Governmental Advisory Committee to become a forum for official debate on net issues. Option Three - relegate Icann to a narrow technical role and set up an International Internet Council that sits outside the UN. US loses oversight of Icann. Option Four - create three new bodies. One to take over from Icann and look after the net's addressing system. One to be a debating chamber for governments, businesses and the public; and one to co-ordinate work on "internet-related public policy issues". The one common aspect of all four proposals is the creation of some sort of talking shop that will give governments and others a say in how the net develops. The four proposals will be sent forward to the second World Summit on the Information Society which is due to take place in Tunisia in November 2005 where delegates will pick their favourite option. Whatever decision the conference reaches could provoke a clash with the US which in early July renewed its claim to oversee Icann's work.

Oh yeah and towel head King Fahd of Ragheadistan, sorry Saudi Arabia has died....HURRAH!

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